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ALFRED (Alfred Sisley) (Shrub Rose) Another attractive rose to add to our striped or hand painted section. Stunning blooms of orange with pink stripes and a yellow reverse. The blooms are produced in flushes and repeat well throughout the summer. Healthy and disease resistant medium green foliage. A good rose for the garden or container which really catches the attention. Apple fragrance. Bred by Delbard. France Named after the French Impressionist Painter 'Alfred Sisley' 1839-1899. ALICE (Alice Garnier) (Rambling Rose) Fully double blooms of buff-apricot and pink in many clusters. Long slender branches with an abundance of small dark glossy foliage. Summer flowering with a wonderful strong fragrance of apples. Can cope with poor soil, and does well in shade. Bred in France 1906. Introduced into the UK 1908 Also known as 'Mme Alice Garnier' 'Brownlow Hill Rambler' ALICE (Miss Alice) (English Rose. David Austin) beautiful little English Rose that is not as well known as it should be. A charming rose of true Old rose character with quite short but bushy and healthy growth. The flowers are a lovely soft pink at first paling with age. Excellent for the front of a mixed border. It has a lovely rounded old rose fragrance with additional hints of Lily Of The Valley. Named after Miss Alice de Rothschild, who created a beautiful rose garden at Waddesdon Manor (National Trust). AMANDA (Floribunda Rose) An exceptionally free flowering floribunda with large trusses of rich buttercup yellow blooms. The blooms turn to an attractive mixture of yellow and orange/pink as the blooms age. A little tall for a floribunda but is a strong and healthy bush with dark glossy foliage. An excellent bedding rose which is not very well known considering it has been around for quite a while. Flowers right through the season with quite a good autumn show. Pleasant fragrance. Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground Certificate. 1979 AMBER (Flower Carpet Amber) (Ground Cover Rose) Winner Of Over 25 Gold And International Rose Awards. Often called the 'Wonder Rose' the Flower Carpet Ground Cover Roses are some of the most popular roses available in the world today. This is because of their long flowering period, easy care, exceptional disease resistance, and great drought tolerance. A well grown two to three year old plant can provide up to, and over, 1,000 blooms per bush. Over thirty five years of breeding by the German rose breeders Noack has gone into the development of these disease free, drought tolerant, easy care, free flowering beauties Great planted en masse in the garden, or a specimen rose. Looks fantastic in a tub as the blooms cascade to the ground. A true easy care Ground Cover Rose , which both gardeners and professional landscapers will find simple to grow and easy to maintain and requires no spraying. Simply cut back to a third of size in the late winter or early spring. AMELIA (Renaissance Rose) lovely new rose from the excellent Renaissance range. Masses of salmon-orange blooms throughout the summer and well into the autumn. This new range of roses has delighted us over the last few seasons as they are all colourful, strong and healthy, and above all they all have a superb perfume. AMY (Little Amy) (Patio Rose) A pretty little rose with plenty of blooms of a yellow and pink blend. The blooms come in large clusters throughout the season. Remove spent blooms regularly which will encourage speedy re-blooming. A short bushy rose with small semi-glossy medium green foliage. Is quite at home in the garden or a container. A Recognised Exhibition Variety. Slightly scented. 4
ANGELA (Shrub Rose) This variety covers itself with heavy sprays of medium sized cupped flowers. They are predominantly deep rose pink in colour with highlights of light pink, especially in the centre of the blooms. The blooms are carried on short stems close to the dark green foliage, and their combined stems causes the stems to bow, creating a pleasingly lax habit. Flowers well right through the summer and into the autumn. Suitable for mixed bedding or will make a colourful hedge. Fruity fragrance Anerkannte Deutsche Rose 1982. Also known as 'Angelica' ANGELICA See Angela ANNE (Princess Anne) (English Rose. David Austin) An exciting new development, stemming from an entirely new line in breeding. It has an overall character that is very different from any other rose, having its own very special beauty yet retaining the classic full petalled flowers of an English Rose. The young flower is deep pink, almost red, gradually fading to a pure deep pink as the bloom matures. The undersides of the petals have a pleasing hint of yellow. The petals are rather narrow and unusually substantial. The growth is upright and the foliage is rather thick, succulent and highly polished, and has excellent disease resistance. It flowers over a long period and in large clusters, the individual blooms opening in quick succession. The compact bushy growth makes this rose ideal for borders, or a great choice for hedging. A superb new rose with a lovely Tea Rose fragrance. Named after Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal. ANTHONY (Shrub Rose) This lovely modern shrub rose was introduced for the Anthony Nolan Trust. Shapely fully double blooms are soft pink and produced in great abundance all summer long. Glossy dark green leaves compliment a plant with tidy growth and a superb scent. Will grow in the garden or a large container. Has a very good health record and excellent dis ease resistance. Dead head regularly to promote more blooms and keep the plant tidy. A very easy plant to look after. A very beautiful rose which is gaining in popularity every year. The Anthony Nolan Trust is a UK charity that focuses on leukaemia and bone marrow transplantation. It manages and recruits donors to one of the two bone marrow registers in the United Kingdom; the other register is the British Bone Marrow Registry run by the National Blood Service. It also carries out pioneering research to help make bone marrow transplants more effective. The charity is named after Anthony Nolan (born 1971, died 1979), who did not suffer from leukaemia but from Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, a rare inherited blood disorder. It was founded by Anthony's mother Shirley (1942-2002) in 1974 as the "Anthony Nolan Register". Initially based at the Westminster Children's Hospital, it moved to St Mary Abbot's Hospital in 1978 and to its present offices, laboratory and research institute in north London. The charity was renamed in 2001 to the "Anthony Nolan Trust". ANTONY (Noble Antony) (English Shrub Rose. David Austin) A short, bushy rose with dark foliage and flowers of a pleasing shade of deep magenta-crimson. These are full petalled, the outer petals turning back to make a most attractive, perfectly formalised, deeply domed flower. A good choice for smaller gardens, for the front of the border and for bedding. Its beautiful rich Old Rose scent won the prize for fragrance at the Glasgow trials. Gets its name from a quotation in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. APHRODITE (Hybrid Tea) As very beautiful Hybrid Tea rose which certainly lives up to its name. Stunning blooms of pale pink and apricot blends in abundance. The blooms are weather resistant and hold their colour and form well, right through the summer, and look superb at any time during their flowering season. The tough leathery mid green foliage sets the blooms off to perfection, and the whole effect is one of great beauty. As an added bonus the bush has excellent health, good disease resistance and a lovely spicy fragrance. Not very tall for a Hybrid Tea so can be grown in a container as a specimen rose or looks great as a group in the garden. To cap it all it makes a great cut rose for indoors as the fragrant blooms last well in water. In Greek mythology 'Aphrodite' was the Goddess of love, beauty and sexuality. AWARDS Belfast Certificate Of Merit 2008. Glasgow International Rose Trials Gold Medal 2009 GOLD STANDARD AWARD WINNER 2008 5
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